Calculated members or member formulae

Hi all
Would there be some documentation available on calculated members or member formulae?
I have been trying to find startups, but all the blogs are for those who already have been working with these features for some time. I understand this involves script logic, but am also interested in finding out why or where these features may actually be used.
Unfortunately, the SAP documentation on this is very scant.
regards
Shrikant

Thanks both, but if I may.
My issue is that I need a bit of context on why to use these. If it is on the fly, I could very well just add in excel formulae onto the main EPM reports as well, couldnt I? So why require these features? That's how I have come up with certain calculations in my input schedule. It's a tad slow, but it works. Can't attach the file here though.
(I am now referring to Vadim's blog - excellent blog by the way) If indeed this is the way to go, when postings are made, the default logic will post to the GrossSales and NetSales members. Then in later BPC input forms/reports, do I refer to these members in member formula as a way to derive the calculated members (DiscountCalc and PriceCalc)?
So, effectively, DiscountCalc and PriceCalc are calculated members, and the formula below is the member formula? Is that the way to look at it?
DiscountCalcD = IIF([NetSalesD]=0,NULL,([GrosSalesD]-[NetSalesD])/[NetSalesD])
Apologies if this is turning into a training session, but I am known to be thick on Wednesdays
rgds
Shrikant

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Hi,
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thanks
Ingo

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This is my C_ACCOUNT dimension:
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LGX:
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My model structure:
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*ENDWHEN
LOG:
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FILE:\ROOT\WEBFOLDERS\STEP_UNIT_TEST \ADMINAPP\BUDGET_CASH\TEST.LGF
USER:KAROLISB
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AA_NONE LIM NONE 10 RES FA_NONE LC 50 CAD_NONE A00 F99_1 NONE 2012 TD_NONE CURRENT 222.00
1 RECORDS HAVE BEEN WRITTEN BACK.
WRITING TIME :1.00 ms
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PS: currently I am testing this as a DM package run script but in the future I would like to make it a Default.lgf functionality.
I am working on:
BPC 10 SP5 for NW, calculation engine ABAP, BW 7.4

Sorry to keep you in darkness. My code has developed since I have started this thread:
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screen shot of part of member table for C_ACCOUNT:
continuation in next reply (I have problems with my text editor)

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https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B_qdhXKUMwSdTEFVcU1uSUlMWkk
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<-A1, >A5, A, A1, -A1, A2,
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<-A1, -A1, A,
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